Sentence examples for excessively emphasizing from inspiring English sources
We attribute it to excessively emphasizing congestion control in virtual queues, i.e., optimizing for the Lyapunov drift function Δ(Z(t)).
The negatives of being famous are hardly ever discussed in the media in favor of coverage emphasizing the excessively lavish celebrity lifestyle, giving us a glimpse inside a world beyond our reach.
Erasmus' own statements on the year of his birth are contradictory, perhaps because he did not know for certain but probably because later in life he wanted to emphasize the excessively early age at which his guardians pushed him and his elder brother Pieter to enter monastic life, in order to support his efforts to be released from his monastic vows.
As a way of neutralizing the "happily ever after" myth that so many people seem to be so fond of, over the years we have emphasized, perhaps excessively, the hard work required to create and maintain a great relationship.
It's excessively political to only emphasize decreases in men's smoking rate since the recent trend is that smoking rate amid women and teenagers is on a significant increase" [ 82].
In his recent column on the subject, economist Robert Shiller suggested that constantly raising the spectre of the Great Depression and emphasizing the dire state of the economy (as Obama did while pushing for his stimulus package) may actually exacerbate the economic downturn by making people excessively cautious and risk-averse.
She emphasizes that the excessively high value of intrinsic motivation would contradict the pedagogical intention to foster awareness for reliable and responsible occupational acting.
Do you emphasize thinness or focus excessively on obesity?
"So not excessively excessive.
The vice president also wanted to signal that he could work with Republicans, a theme that Mr. Bush has emphasized recently while suggesting that Mr. Gore was excessively partisan.
